Jubilee roof tiles
Jubilee roof tiles are part of Tudor’s Traditional range. Two colours of Kent sand are applied to each tile before firing, which gives a weathered brown and black tone in keeping with handmade tiles of old.
What Jubilee looks like
Jubilee has a weathered brown and black tone. Because every tile is pressed by hand, no two are quite the same shade, so a Jubilee roof reads as one colour with a gentle, natural variation rather than a flat finish.
How Jubilee tiles get their colour
Two colours of Kent sand are applied to each tile before firing. Fired, they give a weathered, random mix of brown and black.
Why roofers mix Jubilee
Used with other colours, Jubilee gives a roof more of an instantly aged look, which is why it is often blended in on extensions and repairs that need to sit next to an old roof. Matching old roof tiles.
Jubilee at a glance
| Colour family | Traditional range |
|---|---|
| Tone | Weathered brown and black |
| Surface | Sand-faced, with Kent sand |
| Made as | Plain tiles, peg tiles, fittings and ornamentals |
| Technical sheet | Jubilee specification (PDF) |
Made to BS EN 1304 with UKCA and CE marking, and tested every year by Lucideon, a UKAS-accredited laboratory. See the certificates.
Questions about Jubilee tiles
What colour is Jubilee?
Weathered brown and black. Two colours of Kent sand are applied to each tile before firing.
Is Jubilee made as peg tiles and fittings?
Yes. Jubilee is made as plain and peg tiles, and in the fittings and ornamental tiles that go with them.
Can I mix Jubilee with other colours?
Yes, and Jubilee is the colour most often mixed: blended with other colours it gives a roof an instantly aged look. Each colour is packed separately for mixing on site.
Can I see Jubilee on a real roof?
Ask us for an address near you where Jubilee is on a roof, or see it at the factory in Lydd by appointment.
See Jubilee in daylight
Screens change colours, so order samples or visit the factory in Lydd to see Jubilee next to your brick, stone or existing roof.